Productivity

We all believe we could use at least a little more self-discipline. It can mean the difference between the success and failure of a diet. Self-discipline allows us to pick up that guitar and put in two hours of practice each day.

Regardless of how much we’d all like to have extra hours in our day to get things done, we’re limited by what we have to work with. Instead of wishing for more time, there are ways to make the most of the hours available.

Have you found your motivation lacking lately?
You know a well balanced, healthy, successful life takes effort. It doesn’t just happen because you wish it to. A great life takes action, and too many lazy days can wreak havoc on your big dreams.

Plan your week to focus on moving toward big goals. Sitting down to work without a plan by just reacting to your day is no way to grow your business.

There are two very different people living inside you. The planner and the doer. If you put the two of them in the room together, prepare for some tug o’ war. The answer is separating planning from doing – here’s how.

There is no reason to hold back a project or product for details that you can work out later. Once launched you can work on details as they come up rather than stall out on details that may never matter.

When is your best time? When do your best creative ideas come? When can you knock out the important stuff? Figure this out and use it to your advantage.

  Today let's talk about how to get more done. We thoughtlessly waste time, then complain we are out of time, or that there is never enough time. There are easy ways to combat some of this waste with an easy trick you already do. The preparation work it takes...

Seems counterintuitive, but stopping a task or project COMPLETELY can be a huge leap forward in getting it accomplished.

Do you feel you are not getting everything done you want?
Do you often find that life is unfair?
Do you sometimes feel the world is against you?

January rolls around and we all set these lofty goals for the year. Lose 30 pounds here. Write a book there. Make $30k a month. Then March rolls around and, well they just don't seem to happen. What the heck? Are we self-sabotaging ourselves from the start? The answer...